GRAMMAR RULES “ SOME” AND “ANY”

GRAMMAR RULES

“ SOME” AND “ANY”

WE USE “SOME” IN THE AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES. There are some bananas. I have some coffee.

WE USE ‘ANY’ IN THE NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES. There isn’t any cake. Is there any pasta?

FILL IN “SOME” OR “ANY” There are eggs. There aren’t onions. There isn’t butter. There is cheese. There aren’t apples. There is bread.

FILL IN THE FRIDGE. Examples There are some egg s in the fridge. There is some rice in the fridge. There aren’t any apple s in the fridge. There isn’t any bread in the fridge.

“ MUCH” AND “MANY”

WE USE “MUCH” WITH UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS. How much rice have we got? Don’t eat much ice cream. She has not got much milk.

WE USE “MANY” WITH COUNTABLE NOUNS. Have you got many carrots? Don’t eat many sweets I haven’t got many nuts.

Исчисляемые Many cake s sweet s apple s egg s potato es tomato es lemon s banana s orange s Неисчисляемые Much bread meat soup porridge butter cheese ham honey tea

FILL IN “MUCH” OR “MANY” How oranges are there? Not . How rice is there? Not . How potatoes are there? Not . How biscuits are there? Not . How milk is there? Not . How apples are there? Not .

MATCH YOUR CARD WITH ONE OF THE COLUMN «MUCH» OR «MANY» .

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